I'm consistently amazed at how God works. He provides in so many ways, and I think one of the most profound provisions is the way He teaches us. One of the first posts on this site dealt with doubt and God's role in both creation and science. I came across this article yesterday on CNN's website. The article is awesome as are the comments at the bottom of the page. Give it a read, and hopefully it will encourage you as it has me.
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Great article and video (with the inserted crosses and sunsets ). I hear over and over how people who set out to prove the non existance of God become believers when faced with the proof and the Spirtit's Conviction to back it up. The comments at the end were interesting to me. Several read as highly educated people who were too evolved to possibly believe in a God. They are hiding behind their disbelief. One of the social scientists who doesnt believe commented that they were surprised that someone of higher thinking does not believe in a God. Is it just that God just not often fit into our neat compartment that we try to put him in?
This might seem a little funny since I haven't posted my own comments a whole lot yet, but I was wondering if another post was coming soon. I'll admit I've been checking the site fairly often looking for a new one. I have been reading the posts and comments (Don't ask why I haven't taken the few minutes to post my own comments.) and I'm hoping another one comes up for discussion sometime soon. After last week's events on VT's campus, does anyone have any thoughts/reactions regarding that tragedy and the problem of evil in general?
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